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Switch on the rear fog light; front fog lights are optional in this situation.
Switch on the rear fog light; front fog lights may be used but are not themselves compulsory. Use the other required lighting: Article 106 allows front fog lights or dipped or main beam, subject to non-dazzling rules and required position lights. Keep rear fog lights on only while conditions are particularly adverse; switch them off when those conditions cease.
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Switch on the rear fog light; front fog lights are optional in this situation.
Front fog lights are compulsory; the rear fog light is optional.
Use only front fog lights and keep the rear fog light off.
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